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Rich and Remote with Alex and Karla Booth

Rich and Remote with Alex and Karla Booth

著者： Alex and Karla Booth
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概要

 Rich and Remote is a podcast for entrepreneurs, digital nomads, and freedom-seekers who want to build a location-independent business and design a life they love. Hosted by Alex and Karla Booth, each episode explores mindset, money, and mobility—so you can create wealth, travel the world, and live life on your own terms. Sponsors: Huckleberry Consulting - www.consulthuckleberry.com *Make more money with better customer experience through increasing your AOV, LTV, and secret shopper solutions. Proximity Outsourcing - www.proximityoutsourcing.com *Top tier Philippine and LatAm talent for less than $15 an hour. For when you need more than just a VA. GetCSM - www.getcsm.com *Get access to the best Customer Success talent all over the world.Copyright 2024 Karla Singson アート 経済学
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  • What Actually Took Us to Seven Figures in a Year with No Ads

    What Actually Took Us to Seven Figures in a Year with No Ads
    2026/03/16

    I’ve been asked this question more times than I can count.

    How did Proximity Outsourcing reach seven figures without running ads?

    In this episode of Rich and Remote, I finally break down the behind-the-scenes habits and decisions that made the biggest difference when I restarted the company from scratch.

    When I relaunched the business, I had a rare opportunity. I could rebuild everything. The culture, the sales process, the marketing, and the kind of team I wanted to lead.

    There were no paid ads driving growth.

    Instead, it came down to a handful of simple principles that compound when you practice them consistently. Some of them are tactical. Some of them are about leadership. And some of them completely changed how I think about building a company.

    In this conversation, I share the lessons that helped me grow faster than I expected and the mistakes that forced me to level up as a founder.

    In this episode, we talk about:

    • Why visibility matters more than most founders realize
    • The type of proof that quietly closes deals
    • Why founders must stay close to sales conversations
    • The hidden power of retention and referrals
    • What makes people remember your company
    • The leadership shift required to scale beyond yourself

    If you’re building an online business or managing a remote team, this episode will give you a rare look at what actually moves the needle behind the scenes.

    Listen now on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/RichandRemote

    Follow Alex and Karla:
     Alex Booth: LinkedIn: Alexander Booth - Huckleberry Consulting | Facebook: GetCSM
    Karla Singson: Instagram: @karlastefan | Facebook: Karla Singson | LinkedIn: Karla Singson

    Big thanks to our sponsors ​Proximity Outsourcing​, ​Huckleberry Consulting​, and ​GetCSM​ for making this episode possible!

    If you enjoyed this episode, leave us a review and share it with someone chasing freedom, too.

    Got a topic you want us to unpack, business or not, send us a message and tell us why it matters to you.

    See you next week, and remember, freedom is built one smart move at a time.
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    27 分
  • How to Build a Viral Personal Brand Without Losing Yourself

    How to Build a Viral Personal Brand Without Losing Yourself
    2026/03/09

    A lot of Founders don’t lose themselves in relationships or bad jobs.

    They lose themselves in their brand.

    The internet rewards exaggeration. Algorithms reward performance. Virality rewards being loud, contrarian, and constantly visible. And somewhere in the middle of trying to grow, many Founder slowly become a hollow character.

    In this episode of Rich & Remote, I unpack a question I get asked often by people who follow my content and eventually meet me in real life:

    How do you build a viral personal brand without losing your identity?

    This conversation is about how to scale visibility while staying rooted in who you really are.

    In this episode, we talk about:

    • The difference between performing online and expressing something true
    • How to deal with the dopamine loop that comes from likes, impressions, and validation
    • Why founders sometimes start becoming characters inside their own brand
    • How to use algorithms strategically without becoming a slave to trends
    • A story about my super viral Presidential campaign

    After years of building a personal brand that drives millions of impressions and helped grow a seven-figure company without ads, I’ve learned that attention is powerful but it can also be dangerous if you’re not grounded.

    Listen now on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/RichandRemote

    Follow Alex and Karla:
     Alex Booth: LinkedIn: Alexander Booth - Huckleberry Consulting | Facebook: GetCSM
    Karla Singson: Instagram: @karlastefan | Facebook: Karla Singson | LinkedIn: Karla Singson

    Big thanks to our sponsors ​Proximity Outsourcing​, ​Huckleberry Consulting​, and ​GetCSM​ for making this episode possible!

    If you enjoyed this episode, leave us a review and share it with someone chasing freedom, too.

    Got a topic you want us to unpack, business or not, send us a message and tell us why it matters to you.

    See you next week, and remember, freedom is built one smart move at a time.

    Chapters
    • (00:00:00) - What's So Dangerous About Going Viral
    • (00:00:39) - Rich and Remote: The Life of Creators
    • (00:01:30) - How to Build a Viral Personal Brand without becoming a 'brand
    • (00:04:02) - Social Media: Authenticity vs Performance
    • (00:07:33) - Dopamine Hits of Validation
    • (00:15:43) - How to grow your social media accounts effectively
    • (00:16:29) - Social Media Strategy: Truth, Hook and Optimization
    • (00:20:11) - 3 Things That You Will Never Exploit
    • (00:27:15) - What is the Cost of Going Viral
    • (00:34:58) - Rich & Remote: How to Live a Rich Remote Life
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    38 分
  • The Lowdown on Entrepreneur Coliving with Cat Gong

    The Lowdown on Entrepreneur Coliving with Cat Gong
    2026/02/17
    In this episode of Rich & Remote, Karla is joined by Cat Gong, a tech consultant turned community curator who is building something special in Cape Town, South Africa. Cat shares how her own remote work journey led her from Hawaii to Europe and eventually to launching Tempo Coliving, a curated living experience designed for location independent entrepreneurs and professionals. What started as a pandemic shift toward remote freedom turned into a deeper realization about community, connection, and intentional living. They talk about why Cape Town is quietly becoming one of the most compelling destinations for digital nomads. Mountains meet the ocean. Surf in the morning. Work in the afternoon. Sunset dinners at night. All within twenty minutes of each other. But this conversation goes deeper than scenery. Cat explains why coliving is not a hostel and not just shared rent. It is curated chemistry. It is living with people who are building, exploring, and choosing freedom in real time. It is about who you become when you step outside autopilot and into community. They unpack: • What makes coliving different from roommates or short term rentals • How curated communities create unexpected relationships • Why Cape Town offers both lifestyle and leverage • The honest downsides of shared living and social burnout • How intentional community accelerates growth They also talk about spontaneity, shared dinners, sunrise hikes, no phone focus sessions, and the magic that happens when ambitious people live under one roof. If you have ever wondered what it would feel like to work remotely in one of the most beautiful cities in the world while living alongside other founders, creatives, and operators, this episode gives you the full picture. There is currently one final room available at Tempo Coliving in Cape Town. If this lifestyle speaks to you, visit: tempocoliving.com Apply, get on a call, and see if it is the right fit. If the current cohort is full, join the waitlist for the next chapter. This might be the season you vote with your feet. If you are building a remote business and want your money to support your life instead of quietly controlling it, this episode will help you rethink your relationship with spending, success, and self trust. Listen now on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/RichandRemote Follow Alex and Karla: Alex Booth: LinkedIn: Alexander Booth - Huckleberry Consulting | Facebook: GetCSM Karla Singson: Instagram: @karlastefan | Facebook: Karla Singson | LinkedIn: Karla Singson Big thanks to our sponsors ​Proximity Outsourcing​, ​Huckleberry Consulting​, and ​GetCSM​ for making this episode possible! If you enjoyed this episode, leave us a review and share it with someone chasing freedom, too. Got a topic you want us to unpack, business or not, send us a message and tell us why it matters to you. See you next week, and remember, freedom is built one smart move at a time. Chapters (00:00:00) - Rich & Remote: Cape Town(00:01:31) - Rich and Remote: Kath Katherine Gong on Co-Living(00:02:31) - Honoring Royce(00:02:54) - Why Cape Town?(00:04:20) - What is the Co-Living?(00:10:10) - Co-Living: The Different Types(00:12:56) - Who is the Co-Living Experience for?(00:16:58) - How a Co-Living house is planned and operated(00:21:19) - Co-Living and the Community Hub(00:24:34) - What is a Co-Living setup?(00:26:56) - Co-Living: At Tempo(00:30:11) - Crazy Stories From Co-Living(00:35:11) - What Would You Do For Your Couple?(00:35:49) - What's The Downside Of Co-Living?(00:42:49) - Davao vs Siargao(00:44:41) - Temple Co-Living: Looking for a Nomad Room(00:47:21) - Cape Town(00:49:16) - Rich & Remote: The Quest for Financial Freedom
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    50 分
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